Trump Has To Cough Up $115 Million In Next 46 Days

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Another possibility: Trump could find someone willing to refinance the debt.
50% : The president currently pays $2.5 million a year in ground rent, but that expense is set to skyrocket to an estimated $16 million in 2033, potentially wiping out all of his $9 million of operating income.
45% : Trump controls the building but not the land on which it sits, long held by a German shipping family.
36% : The bank declined to restructure, and Trump turned to another lender, Ladder Capital, which employed the son of Allen Weisselberg, Trump's longtime chief financial officer.
35% : Given the dearth of profits, it's hard to imagine a typical lender believing the property will produce enough to pay back all $115 million that Trump owes.
21% : Trump tried to get around a $5 million principal payment due in 2015, according to documents later released in court.

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